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Can you record/mix entire band on iPad? If so, how far can you push it ?
Hello folks. Really excited to share this with you. In this series of videos we are seeing how far we can push the iPad. I’ve teamed up with The Studio Rats in the UK and were asking the question can you record and mix an entire band using just an iPad? And if so, how far can you push the iPad?
We are using Cubasis 3. Waves. Eventide and Fab Filter plugins mainly.
We are still only at the start of the series. The first video is Paul from The Studio Rats introducing the idea and throwing down some guide tracks
The second video is myself recording vocals.
Would love to hear what you guys think and if you’ve tried something similar?
Jack
First video
Second video
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Good job. I look forward to hearing the finished track.
I was surprised how different your headphone mix sounded compared to the raw vocal, even though all that was added was a smidge of compression and a little reverb. Just goes to show how crucial both those effects are to creating a polished vocal sound.
Hi Richard . Thank you. I appreciate it. Yes it’s amazing what a little compression and reverb does
I’m somewhat surprised that this question is being asked in 2020 when the original Auria demo song was completely recorded on an iPad back in 2012...
Here’s the video of it being done.
Hi Paul. It’s more a case of just how far we can push the iPad . If it really can start to compete with studio computers
Fair enough. Knock yourselves out.
I suspect your conclusion is going to be that the iPad can do the job quite well, but it’s never going to match the power, storage and headroom of a good studio computer. Then again, I don’t think it’s supposed to. I view the iPad as a combination of playable instrument and digital multitrack recorder, like a portastudio on steroids...
I look forward to the rest of the Rubinacci series...
Yes it’s going to be interesting to see the results . Thanks man